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Guildfordfringefestival.Com Guildfordfringefestival WELCOME GFF brochure cover + poster 2019.pdf 1 24/04/2019 19:18 9 1 C 0 M Y 2 CM MY CY CMY y K l Ju 8th 28th June - 2 Surrey’s premier open-access, multi-arts festival For information and booking go to: GuildfordFringeFest GuildfordFringe GuildfordFringeFestival.com GuildfordFringeFestival WELCOME Inspired A very warm and Fringey welcome to Guildford Fringe Festival 2019! Guildford Fringe Festival is one of the youngest Fringe Festivals in the world but with one of the biggest hearts! We launched Guildford Fringe Festival back in 2013. Then, it took place in just one venue and we had 31 by Alice events going on for the month. It went alright actually! Slowly, over the years to follow, the Festival grew and Family Fun Day this year we are seen in 12 venues and have almost 150 events going on during the month-long Festival! It’s going to be lots of fun! In our historic and beautiful town, Guildford Fringe Festival invites all artistic genres to get involved, it is literally open to everyone. Affordable, Saturday 3rd August - 11am to 4pm entertaining and accessible – they are the keys words for Guildford Fringe Festival. If I could ask you to do one thing it would be to try something new. This is your chance to go Join us in the grounds of historic Guildford Castle for a day of and see something that, perhaps, you would see at a main stream theatre. There is so much to enjoy entertainment inspired by Lewis Carroll’s and the average ticket price is 8 quid! famous story book character Alice. Happy Fringing to one and all, Nick Wyschna & Charlotte Bateup • Stalls and Refreshments • Explore Guildford Castle • Activities for all the family FRIENDS OF THE FRINGE • Live Music We would like to say thank you to our wonderful Friends of • Craft Activity the Fringe, without whom we would struggle to put on this Festival. If you would like to join us as a Friend please get in • Bring a picnic to enjoy the touch via the website or talk to one of the team at an event. day in the gardens and Rita and Klaus Hardenbicker Sian and Geoff Davis watch the wonder unfold Gary and Liz Kirk Dena Dixon around you Darren Evans Mike Brown Darren Stiff Sallie Barker MBE and Phil Collier • Come dressed as your Clive Harrison Caroline and David Jukes favourite character and you Jacquelin Newman Brenda and Wayne Patterson may win a prize Jane Carnall Maxine and Nick Edwards Mark Covington Stephanie and Neil Chambers Pauleen Sen Liz Walker Peter Voice Chrissie Banstead and Ian Watts Guildford Castle & Grounds - Castle Street, Guildford GU1 3SX Richard Fernie Sue Carne Tim Day Chris Burton-Brown www.guildford.gov.uk/castle • Tel: 01483 444751 Andrew Hodges Dori and Chris Holyoak Sue Dragon Russell Harvey Supported by; Official Partner and Radio Station Lesley and John Kershaw Jackie Morris of Inspired by Alice Castle Entry: /GuildfordFringeFest @GuildfordFringe GuildfordFringeFestival 2 £2 Adults/GuildfordFringeFest - £1 Children @GuildfordFringe GuildfordFringeFestival www.GuildfordFringeFestival.com 3 GBC Alice Day 2019 Poster aw.indd 1 28/03/2019 09:12 GBC Alice Day 2019 A5 Advert aw.indd 1 28/03/2019 09:15 WELCOME Inspired AWelcome very warm to Guildford and FringeFringey Festival welcome 2019! toGuildford Guildford Fringe Festival Fringe is one of the Festivalyoungest Fringe 2019! 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Happy Fringing to one and all, Nick Wyschna & Charlotte Bateup • Stalls and Refreshments • Explore Guildford Castle • Activities for all the family FRIENDS OF THE FRINGE • Live Music We would like to say thank you to our wonderful Friends of • Craft Activity the Fringe, without whom we would struggle to put on this Festival. If you would like to join us as a Friend please get in • Bring a picnic to enjoy the touch via the website or talk to one of the team at an event. day in the gardens and Rita and Klaus Hardenbicker Sian and Geoff Davis watch the wonder unfold Gary and Liz Kirk Dena Dixon around you Darren Evans Mike Brown Darren Stiff Sallie Barker MBE and Phil Collier • Come dressed as your Clive Harrison Caroline and David Jukes favourite character and you Jacquelin Newman Brenda and Wayne Patterson may win a prize Jane Carnall Maxine and Nick Edwards Mark Covington Stephanie and Neil Chambers Pauleen Sen Liz Walker Peter Voice Chrissie Banstead and Ian Watts Guildford Castle & Grounds - Castle Street, Guildford GU1 3SX Richard Fernie Sue Carne Tim Day Chris Burton-Brown www.guildford.gov.uk/castle • Tel: 01483 444751 Andrew Hodges Dori and Chris Holyoak Sue Dragon Russell Harvey Supported by; Official Partner and Radio Station Lesley and John Kershaw Jackie Morris of Inspired by Alice Castle Entry: /GuildfordFringeFest @GuildfordFringe GuildfordFringeFestival 2 £2 Adults/GuildfordFringeFest - £1 Children @GuildfordFringe GuildfordFringeFestival www.GuildfordFringeFestival.com 3 GBC Alice Day 2019 Poster aw.indd 1 28/03/2019 09:12 GBC Alice Day 2019 A5 Advert aw.indd 1 28/03/2019 09:15 INFO, SPONSORS AND PARTNERS INFO/FREE FRINGE SPONSORSThe Big Free AND Fringe PARTNERS Weekend 30 VENUESCOMEDY Wendy Wason: Actual Human Female June LOCATION: Town Centre LOCATION: The Back Room of The Star Inn HowHow toto Book unsureUnder please 18’s contact the venues directly. Venues Through the Guildford Fringe FestivalDATE & Website TIME: 30/06/2019,As some 11am-4pm of our venues are pubs here is a rough DATE & TIME: 01/07/2019, 9-10pm Online: GuildfordFringeFestival.com reserve the right to refuse entry. White Lion Walk The Britannia Pub 24 hours a day. www.GuildfordFringeFestival.comBOOKING: FREE FRINGEguideline for those public house venues. BOOKING: GuildfordFringeFestival.com or 01483 361101 £8 + fees Phone: 01483 361101 – Fringe Box Office 9 Millmead, Part of The Big Free Fringe Weekend which is sponsored by Experience Guildford, here White LionWendy Walk Wason is an actual human female.Guildford, With a husband GU2 and 4BE three children she In Person: Every day during the Festival at The Star Inn, In Ifpubs you onare Fridays unsure and please Saturdays contact from the 7pm venue there directly. is a Give us a call: 01483 361101 is another day full of fun, fabulous and free events. 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